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The video reviews the Razer BlackWidow V4 Pro gaming keyboard, focusing on its features such as multimedia keys, macro customization, yellow linear switches, and additional buttons for customization. The keyboard comes with a wrist rest, chroma lighting, and two USB-C cables. The speaker recommends using hypershift for customization and praises the keyboard's design and keycaps, highlighting the 8K Hertz polling rate and its macro capabilities. The reviewer notes the keyboard's price at $230 as competitive with other high-end gaming keyboards and recommends it for macro enthusiasts due to its advanced features and functionalities.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker introduces the Razer Black Widow V4 Pro keyboard, highlighting its features such as multimedia keys, a command dial for macros, dedicated macro keys, and additional buttons on the left side for customization. The keyboard comes with an attachable wrist rest, chroma lighting, and two removable USB-C cables with one acting as a pass-through. The speaker suggests a workaround to disable accidentally pressing the side buttons and recommends utilizing hypershift for customization.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the reviewer discusses the BlackWidow V4 Pro keyboard. They mention that the USB port can support wireless peripherals but not power-intensive devices like external hard drives. They comment on the aesthetics of the two cables coming out of the keyboard and praise the design of the double-shot ABS keycaps by Razer for their texture and clean font that allows the RGB lighting to shine through. The switches are Razer’s 2020 yellow linear switches with integrated dampening and tight stability to the housing. The keycaps have minimal wobble, and the keyboard is also available with clicky Razer green switches. The segment concludes with a promise of a sound test featuring the linear yellow switches.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the focus is on reviewing a keyboard from Razer with yellow linear switches. The switches are smooth, not scratchy like Cherry Silvers. The keyboard has dampening for a muted sound, good stabilizers, and a sleek wrist rest with magnetic Pogo pins for easy attachment. The keyboard features an 8K Hertz polling rate, which provides a snappier feel but may not be a significant game changer. Overall, the Razer V4 Pro keyboard is highlighted as a macro King gaming keyboard with built-in features and a large footprint including extra keys and a command dial.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the reviewer discusses the functionality and customization options of the V4 Pro gaming keyboard, highlighting its macros and functions which come at the cost of taking up more desktop space. They mention the $230 price tag, which is in line with other high-end gaming keyboards on the market. The reviewer, a self-proclaimed macro enthusiast, expresses being impressed with the keyboard’s features and concludes with a recommendation to check out the Black Widow V4 Pro.